NEW YORK BLOG

There are several must-see "New York things to do" list for the visitor to New York - especially the first timers is unbelievable. Don}t worry; you will return. We presume that you are well aware of the New York City attractions: the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Statue of Liberty, the Museum of Modern Art, and Time Square. In addition to these enthralling places; there many attractions for tourists to NYC to see and plenty of “things to do in New York City.” From well known buildings & landmarks to festivals to parks, these things to do in New York City offer never-ending and non-stop sources of entertainment and fun in New York City. We are here to guide where you feel lively and like to play.

The Time Warner Center: This ostentatious mall is situated on the Columbus Circle at the corner of Central Park. Head into the most expensive and the best dining area located on the 4th floor– Takamaya’s namesake Sushi Restaurant and Chef Thomas Keller’s Per Se. There are 50 high-end stores to choose from. At lunch time, eat at Dean and Deluca or head into the park for impromptu picnic.

Bergdorf Goodman: This is the great cosmological place to shop luxurious and extra magnificent stuffs. Even if you can}t afford a thing, it}s still fun to browse and dream. Ladies can buy designer clothes from Zac Posen or McQueen or you can arrange a personal shopper to assist you. Walk down to their own stores across the street which is not so expensive and exquisite.

Grilmaldis Pizzeria: Wow! Another best place to taste the different taste of world class pizza such as Totonno}s, Lombardi}s and Di Fara}s. Not only will you get a memorable pie, you}ll also get a memorable view of Manhattan from one of the oldest — and most picturesque — parts of Brooklyn.

Empire State Building: This is the New York}s tallest structure. This is must see to visit this ultra-attraction view of the New York City. View the heart throbbing scene from the 86th floor observation desk or from 102nd floor observation deck, Purchase ticket online to reduce waiting-in-line time.

P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center: In this enthralling City, this museum is devoted to displaying innovative and exciting art from contemporary artists. They host a mixture and variety of exhibits and events throughout the year, including movies and dances.

Film Forum: Amazingly great! Film Forum is the Mecca for the film lover}s. Watch the best movies or documentaries of 60}s and 70}s. Smart programming ranges from provocative indie features and documentaries to the best foreign art cinema culled from the world}s top film festivals. Film Forum also organizes some wonderful events such as the artsy, the audacious, and the mix of the de rigeuer.

Little Branch: If you}re looking for a quiet bar, where you can hear the people you}re with over the music, & want quality drinks, this is pretty much the best bar in NYC. It}s all about the cocktail experience—the touch of a properly chilled glass, the look of a well-crafted drink, the true taste of a liquor when the ice arrives in a tight shard that resists melting..

Grand Central Terminal: Take the articulate tour of the olden times. It}s a living temple to New York memorable past. Gaze at the “celestial ceiling” mural over the huge main open space. Taste some Kumamotos at the renowned Oyster Bar downstairs, and wash them down with a Manhattan at the swank Campbell Apartment. Tell a top secret to your partner in the Whispering Gallery: stand at the end of either Oyster Bar ramp or whisper into the wall; you}ll be heard way across on the other side.

West Village Stroll: Stroll aimlessly in this Manhattan area. The tourist attractions in this area include Jefferson Market Courthouse and the shops along Commerce St. and Bleeker St. - the most attractive street in New York City. It is one of the few areas in Manhattan that strays from the orderly street grid.

Bowery Ballroom: Step in with your partner and start thumping your legs with the best music in New York. This is a must visit place for music lovers with city’s best music sound system. The bar at downstairs is great place to warm up before the show begins. The Ballroom is the crown of Bowery, presents chain of local venues including Webster Hall, the Music Hall of Williamsburg, Terminal 5 and Mercury Lounge. You will always find something for everyone here.